Bindass

UTV Software Communications launched Bindass as a youth-oriented entertainment channel on 24 September 2007 along with movie channel Bindass Movies (which was later rebranded as UTV Action in 2010). Initial programming consisted of a sitcoms Sun Yaar Chill Maar and Lagegi, action series Shakira - The End of Evil, 3rd Degree with Ugesh Sarcar and six international shows The Benny Hill Show, Japanese Pro Wrestling Show, Gotcha, Motorrad Cops, Whacked Out Sports and Challenges of Fire. The Walt Disney Company acquired UTV in 2012 and Bindass along with other UTV channels became part of Disney India Media Networks. In 2016, Disney Media Networks India started producing Web television series which will be simulcast on Bindass as well digital platforms like Facebook and YouTube. The first series under this multi-platform strategy was The Girl in the City which was followed by The Trip, Girl in the City Chapter 2, Dil Buffering and Tere Liye Bro. The concert was telecast on Bindass on 26 January 2008 on Indian Republic Day. ==Programming==

• 3rd Degree With Ugesh Sarcar (2007–2009) • Beg Borrow Steal (2011–2017) • The Benny Hill Show (2007–2008) • Big Switch (2009–2015) • Cash Cab - Meter Chalu Hai (2008–2010) • The Chair (2010) • Challenges Of Fire (2014) • Dadagiri (2008–2011) • Destination Love (2010) • Dil Buffering (2017) • Emotional Atyachar (2009–2015) • Fear Less (2012) • Halla Bol (2015) • Hass Ley India (2007–2008) • Girl In The City (2018) • Ishq Messenger (2011–2013) • Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2008) • Kota Toppers (2016) • Live Out Loud - It’s Now Or Never (2012) • Love By Chance (2014–2015) • Love Lock Up (2011) • Meri Toh Lag Gayi.... Naukri (2011) • Motorrad Cops (2014) • Road Diaries (2016) • Selfie Wala Show • Sun Yaar Try Maar • Tere Liye Bro (2017–2018) • ''Tia's Request Show'' (2017–2021) • The Trip (2016–2018) • Tu Con Main Con (2015) • Whacked Out Sports (2007–2008) • Yeh Hai Aashiqui (2013–2016) • Zabaan Sambhalke (2007–2008) • Zindagi Wins (2015) == References ==